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DiEDMONT AIR LINE
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trains Waahnston 70 Atlanta Does not Connect Tor
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StrAsburg and intermediate Stationa Connects It
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ana summer resorts ON and Line Of Ches and Ohio
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Points ThrpuTh Pullman sleepsrs WsshinstoS 70
,II:0OP M.Sscuihern Express Daily for Iynehburx
Ailsn. 1gxSstS xtl.nfs MONTGOMERY. New o1iesns
e Montsomsry sonnectins With Pullman T.rior c.rs
Montgomery TO New Orleans Pullman Slsepsrs wsah-
inkso ,n! 70 O., A " .Sa without Shsnge ,,
.slzs Hound Hi itfiPs 81 suaa ~. aaf
$50 and Sc sunday arriving Washington
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furni.hsd ana 6syse checked q once 1907 Fenn.yi
10 General PASSENGER Agent
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
= N0kDEUTsOhER LLOYD 9. q 90.
Ftst 6xprese steamers
Trsvs. We'd. Oct 10, 1850 an. fuids So, 6ct q.
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Set Nov. g. q so Q. m. =
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wsrds berth according 20 loeattop; ID eahla. t55
81 Si1n ''''1's u '0- ~ pA6Pl Sss Penn Az.
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I @. MAR1Nrs DANCING ACADEMY, MASONIC
LIE Hall. r and 9Th sts. Il. " Glass dAyA Tuesdays
and Saturdays. For particulars send for circulnEs
o21-1m
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RALrINolR AND ONO AiiaoAn
SCHEDULE IN KyyscT ocrosE. 10Th. 1887.
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For dss.s s. sSS :n n md II pn daily.
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IN sch e IL eject s:g:s%Ssr s.h: 1887.
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lottesyille Gordonsylle. stations Chsa Ohio Route
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Ine Vienna Correspondence publishes q semi
onctal warning against the heavy inInigration 20
Ansnc. sAyiIS Al departments % Labor are over
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j. B. Lrpnru. Il BRo-
a MO BkKAK In THE PRICE OF WALL PAPEA
16c, Pnpery for lOc. per pieosL
Az 5Qc. PAYER tor JOc. per pieca
Colo borders. A5c. Other Paper IN Proportion
Al Orslers for work promptly executed.
al LEPkkUX 4 kkU. JOS 9Th az
sth street oAn pass tbs DOOR. niyz-on
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CARERS
wesre daily receiving our Fan Supply Of Carpets
comprising all the new patterns In bigelow, Lowell
aud Hurttord Wftons, Biselow. Lowell. and Hurtiort
Brusssl MoQuites In choice patterns: Lowen Ans
Hurtford Ingrxins: Art squares. al s1es: huss and
MAts In Al the new dsAisns: Furniture Coverings
Curtain Drapery, lace CUrsAAna. Aua lsDle N
great variety.
sep2-3m HOOE BRO q CO. 1928 r.
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JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO..
OILS 636 Pennsylvania ave.. south aide, near 9TH st
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nTvonolD pnooURKD. AT eMALL Eli
" sAsoSEs ssnSssscs issycH oess,Ss;yss, s,sTy,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

ounn7cns Mnznn & cs.-Mss.pn
sAaps. comS4sn. WenlsF 0ompssA a.ai
aeezRs Millcs hare aasoein.sd thau,-
ss.srs ln1er Ihs Arm narss Of Oomuess
llieF e o. Azd WI h 8 fsw DAYS q.
SO general bF1kexaRe bnsinsHs' rs
Meueers o. he Gfn hare gseerlIv
<EsLee1 g 61zl1le ffum Daa Mafses
lo1as wnffe S1eg are Eoenrdnd, nnt nrgs
g entesps11l1a and thoEpuahir relsahls
e9al1eM me1, bnf ns guun4 euntfenen
wao are e eVeFT var q credit 20 sbe
clsy % uhich Ehey received fhgsT kn9i.
- tE4lnzn1. 1keg hapa nsienled genf
&c - Tia gat1ss feld ~ lhelr opeFn1 sors
afs1z czsefni survey a. the 1ifua1icl
ands from he kaouisdrs Of than -.
as1ssd - the writer. ne Puex-Trrrrr,9
G3HcEn has no haaiiafEnn II rFadieFiuc
.sas ths4 wilI prove Z saiuahls aequsri-
tlan % CIR bnsineas ssmmunifY. NhfIn
thsg 40 nal. hks many men Who earnr
hexe, ioadiy pEceialsa fhefs ahF.tfT -
buy out he city. with few miIes al -
enEr1undinR oonneRv thFWwn n. -
punlIe may resf eesnEsd that shsV hsFe
angle capital wilh which % eafFv ouf
anything they may undartMke and mre
th0rouahiy relfst1e II ogerv T~eus~S
NJ. Wesley Compton, Who q a olHeer
y We Capital City Bank Of Drs Moiusg.
gsii remain 10 thas city, while MessrS.
Jasper Compton and Miller win eake
enarRe Of the b1zlnsas % the 4rm II
this city. FOR the present the oflce Of
tse arm VII bs losAtsd IN ths ones On
lanes street. oseupisd By Jadas Eben
smith. 1hs PcAR-IxzxLxzaENuna uei-
comes this new AFm 90 Ger city belieV-
inR that 4 viii soon vin is way 10 the
cenndsnos ana respect Of our best
peopis.
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First Baptist Church. FanEth stssst. near
James. Rev. D. J. Pisrse. pas1oE-Presehl1g By
/ tbs pastor AZ II q n. and lie D. m. Morn.
| Ing subject, ~Eot ~ be Bsen Of msn.S Even.
ing suhseof. ~ohrtm bsihgisg immoEtaliiy %
lot" socisty q Christian EndsaEor Al
Jaeis0s-strsst lfissioa q &sep. m.
Rev. D. J. Pierce viii preach a Lake Union
stAR N.
UaitArian sszviee. Masonic Hall. Rev. q. II.
Greer, minisaan- Preaching at II a m. topic.
Progress aud Prospect." Everybody vel.
come.
Thsse win be the usual services Ct Trinisy
Church. Third street, opposite the Court
House. morning and evening. sunday school
e 1913 = N. Chapel Sunday School. North
seattle. d 3.s0 ?. m.
Third and Fourth, ksF. r. II. Moss pAslor-
Preaching al II Z. N. and 7:D ?. m Sunday
school q 10 q m. Teachers messing On Tues
day 81 n.
Swedish Msthodist Episcopal Ohanch, Fifh
street, between Pike and Pins. Rev John
BRzner, pastoF-DtSius service every Sunday,
In the German language, 81 .. N. sunday
School At p. n.
First German Reformed Church. corner Of
Seventh and Cherry streets. Rev. @. orsedels
paseoF-DfVine service every Sunday q II q.
N. and p m. Sunday B6Aoel a 10 Q N.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening At gSQ
Meeting for mission purposes q 80 p. m.
every arst saturday Of The month. Germans
are cordially invited 10 the Shove meeting.
Free Afslhedist Church. Pine street, between
Ninth and Tenth-Preaehing q II .. n. nnd
$50 ,. n. Sunday School q et5 . a. Prayer
service wednesday nights.
Regular song and Gospel service at The Young
MsnS Christian Association chapel. eorIler Of
Front and sprins streets, this aftsFnosn At 4
O'Clock.
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81-Whits skirts Handsomely trimmed
with linen lace. OHRsTHR CIRAnY.
LET US NAVE 4 SHLPYARD.

Il 10 an old saying that when you ap-
peal 70 mans pocket yeu get very
close 10 his soul, and II that be the case
With individuals I, should likewise be
the case with communities. II can Be
clearly shown by actual facts that the
business community Of Seattle Is losing
thousands Of dollars every month by
the closing up Of our shipyards and the
driving away Of the vast revenue which
has for 20 many years past bean derived
from ths building aud repairing Of
steam and call vessels In this port.
Yesterday q dispatch Vas received from
the Treasury Department BY Captain
Bryant, asking him 30 make arrange
ments for the hauling out Of the Reve-
zoe Gutter Wolcott 90 Seattle, as sever
al thousands Of dollars are 10 be en-.
PENDED on her. Captain Bryant visited
the various yards and found them all
cloaed By reason OF the railroad trestle,
and viii probably be compelled TO have
the steamer hauled out elsewhere.
A regsrter called on Alexander Allen.
uho has yard IN the northern part Of
town, 10 set bis views. Mr.. Allen said:
The business Of building and repairing
vessels had Qrewn 30 saeh large pronoF-
lions here that realized thai the soon
er the old yards we're done away With
And q floating dFydock constructed the
better We would be OF. and 20 when the
railroad company came along and
wanted 10 drive piles 10 front Of my
yaFd told them 20 90 ahead without
money OF without price, a. believed 70
the end it would be for the public good,
and 90 Il will be II We get the dock, bat
u We don't u viii be . serious loss TO the
city"
Captain y. L. Marshall said, what
We want and What ve must have. is q
h0atine dry dock, like the San Francisco
deck. Such q structure 81 ws want can
be built and equipped for $1,000, 30
that Ne wili be able 10 take oat any
thing fron 9 rev boat 30 a 350-foot
ship haE4 been talking sith Captain
Ii. X. Hall. 81 Pert Blakely. about IL
He knOus Just What We want. ~ he waa
tor years Superintendent OF the San
Francisco dook. You must keep this
thing before The people until something
Is d0ne. a. see John Holland, Of Port
lard, IL trying 20 Rel The use Of street
Ia racoma for q ship yard, and the peo-
ole there are ready 10 give HIN ANYTHING
be asks, as they knos that a. present
Ssaftle IL unproyided With 3 ship ysfd
and that Taccua may gst some Of TIE
crumbs which fan from or table. u
thsY Ret their FaFd before the people Of
sea,tle ysa a knove on themselves"
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a~-prIrD P1ssEEGERs.


.a Herun ca he NnEs1esn -
sstsrdng: HE wald. = bseees Z
1890. a Ksiday. Q A e.ase 2. :. y I
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- ,srd wife, , + ksnnssy, - :
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49, Hnniizeton o. tee OseEe4
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4 n Eiu1sss, Il 7 MaIksy 2 - 8 81 ~. z
Y RR.~-1ss. s sssoEd and y third Csc
49, Nsdford CO lns O.eaen 4 c.
- Saturday: j. heDlA 3. AloestS
4 s 9ss1s - wife. M Gross q r Foster,
s~GPLshT, J ; RobeEtson SOD VIE 3;
FufeT Flint, wiis and eanRsies, Y
3 4 H - o 8 Pratt ana fouF aEni-
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MIS- Eva MAJ DEMoEE.-The very
many friends 81 Mr.. And Mrs.. J. W..
DaMota Of HooEhaon were pained 10
notice . daS o. Two since The news Of
~ teaah of their eldest daughter, Eva
Nav, Who a. qaietiY ~ thoogh eleepinz
uasssa awAy from their hose and from
an earthly fTfen1s. en Wednesday ntRht,
afth insa. Eva had been u for shout
sever, weeks, taken nsst apparently with
ihe ussaslss from UhicA TIE dissAss TOOK
tie foru Of qaiek eonE1mption. she
wna heFn in MaEen9a. OAihsaa Coanfy.
NIch., n lune. 1871. and % waa q little
ever Is years Of zee. eleven o. twelve
AZ Which have been spsnt a. Der parents
heuaa 81 Hoaehtun. she va ans Of
- apFiehsliSzl and n 90 p0paiaF amon4
Al her eahnol coEpaEions and ready 10
faks hsr paEt whsther 10 TIE day school,
a. ths SundAy sehoel. TIE Band Of Bope,
e. tka Yenne fsoFis's Society al
Ohrisatan EndsAHox. she thoneha she
/ hsraue 4 ChFis1iAn naAFiy tws years
- ana ws trast tkaa Sc has eees % =
house haftFK tam any wniea tAis World
/ - naord, bat she wili be sadly missed
Al thet hona and ell aiaaR tie lsaks
sAosa e. Ho1Ehtsn-
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I'LL AB0UT sALKoH.

Wishing 10 6nd Gus something about
The status Of the salmon business On the
soapd since the organization Of she
Risherman's Uaion. which at once Fais-
ed tbs pries Of tiah te 10 cents, . 70
porter called upon . number Of persons
oanvsFsant sith the matter, and asked
for some light on the subject.
George T. Myers-Skip me this time
please, and talk to she othera. You
have bad so much 20 say abont my can
neFy Of late thaf he people are getting
tired Of e. I'haye put up soma fresh
In oana and aone In barrels. but have 90
far been disappointed Ia the run.
Mr. Tuttle, manager Of the cannsry
AZ Mukilteo-We have not packed any
haA yet. ~ We were NOT ready when che
run commenced. What hsh our men
have caught, We have sent 10 Mr.. Ny
ers, and be will return them when We
are ready for them. We fitted out lot
Of Indians with seines and put them 10
work. They were contented and salts
ned until lot OF Greeks, who had moth
ing 20 do. came and iptimidaaed them.
Several Of them have told me they
would like 30 work, bat are afraid. We
have nos decided yet what course We
viii pursue, bot II the canneFies viii
stand In toRekheFp they can set fsh At q
reasonable figure.
H. Z. Levy, Who for some years past
has been engaged In packing salmon,
but Who h not engaged In the business
this year, said: The action Of the
UBion IN raising she price Of fish 100
per cent. over the highest price ever be-
fore paid b. packers for them IL ridioa-
lous, and ! viii show you Why. They
nov ask ten oents for salmon. 10 takes
sixty 10 all q barrel, thus making the
first cost Of the dsh IN Q barrel IS. To
this you must add the cost Of cleaning,
sailing and packing. and Of the barrel,
and you have q total oost Of about s.,
and the barrel Of hsh, when ready fer
The market, will not bring over 30 in
Seattle. The proportion is about the
same 10 canning. II ! was In the bust
ness this year you'd hire independent
Indians or Chinemen TO catch my fish,
and would not touch one caught by any
member Of the Unfon until that organ
ration shows 9 disposition TO do what
IA fair In the matter.
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rxHlnrr - a. ror1s.

Aastaar q u. n. H1lmsA Cunmand
e e ss4s4ra RosE 10. /, fEsn Gsn.sal
~ 2. Cuny. nauesaasdsx ef the Depaat
msni al WasAEnassn @. 4. r. infsEmI
Ain thst - ear ssnaslning ~ WISH
innf1n TsrssAnry exhihif gaE ths Nation.
e Kaeampnani q s. Lsufs via lsasl
Spoknne Fails Sep4enaAex Il The le1'
Ter farther Hkntnd khni Eastern WASH
lnRlon wag EeEpuneina b god GhnFe
f1< th8 exAIoil eat enaG EolhEnE Ind
os0n neeeiwe6 krnR seattle.
1of8F Cap1nina @. W. Builcna. Fap7e-
asnti1a oommil1ez cf Miller PED. Tor
warded % GeneEai Carry q box euut8in-
inn = npeoiman a. Al knrwn mfnesalz
h Wes1uEn WnakinRton. Mr.. HolExas
ezpee1s 10 Sod nhnxsly, far eommilzee
af ctsEnnn kos1, q nAmp1a Of al rs
yaEisGiss q weed q Pans1 Sound.
1ne8o two bones, WITH Q aDaetGHen Of
hops ahms General Gaearrs w. Tihbsefa
WI forward, IA ahont al thai the Grad
Arny bare. e. IN oEEanizasion. VII -
aba 30 do.
Aaalsas fsom from California show
thai i1Dena8 prspzEGttans are being
sads for The oaIifarnia szhibis ai 81
Louis.
Lass year II. II. DaashaEn q Co. Of
Tered % snbsexihe $500 for IN exhibit q
San Francisco, provoked a coed sum
eo1ld b raised. Eshsleaazt, LleWellyn
4 %. ono.ed 10 subscribe 81 feF every
rs subscribed By olhara. HsweysE,
TIE times thea seemed b Be too duh
and nothing Vas accomplished. Il b
expeeied tha1 s. Louis sill contain,
during The enoampmsnk, moro veterans
than have been together since the
Grand ReEiez. Following thai viii be
the Sc. Louis kxpoefaion. Under pres
ems circumstances, d woald seem 81
thgnRh few hundred dollars epent b.
juoiei0ualy advertising Gsahfie af 81.
Louis Wo8ld Be q good Investment.
This. however, h rather the provinces Of
Tie Beard Of TRnda aad Chamber Of
Con1eroe than at the Grnnd AFmg.
any speoimens left With NJ. HOLINESS OF
With Eiehard OaheEn, Esq., before Bep-
temAek l3, win be forwarded.
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wIsDOM's ROBRRrFNE.

Leading ladies Of sooisty and psomi-
nent professional Stars have testified
TO lie sxcellsney IN the most smphasie
terms Guaranteed harmless and
maichlssa. \. B. Stewart. druaelss,
Seattle, W. T.. sells u at 80 cents per
bottle and gives beautiful card 70 every
purchaser.
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PIANO TUNING.

A I. FRANCIS. on RORTLkND. u Al
A. rFsuens e the nkunsutc9s - ~
keTaafssr vsali Baal1ss rsEzlzssY. pse14rea -
% rapaAFing and taning 81 plnnos AAa o.
luarsnasaa 0uaas nas D. In - heuDa1
! NknsaEas heok rlnss. SSnN
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On ehatile mortgage, good collateral
OF personal security, notes. mortgages
scrip bonds, time checks, eto., bouQht.
CoMr1oN, mIELEn q %.
Odee with Judge Gmifh, James slreet
opposite the Occidental aa98.
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AsSzMxR MKrCH.-festsrday after
naoa q shooting match vas arFNneed
hssSsen &. A. esEost asd Va Robert.
mon for a parse o. eieo. 10 taks place ID
ne ncar fnfure. he match wiA be -
81 live birda. andef The sane eo1ditaans
aa the ptesioms n1atehes between taeee
gsutlemen. Ii der ssooting 80 70
this date they slano s9aa-i and ne Af-
psoacAlng match h leoked tarNafe -
wifh lively insarem ~ the members
Of ths Red aaa Goa Qae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

All the latest shapes in ka4s just In
81 fokiss d eingeKmAn's. an14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28
FURNITURE SALE.

MKs. L. , PowKLL WILL sxLL Eoa
ants<a onaGt 81 ne unfVsr1tiy bcar6lng heeE8
40 1aKmt1ory, eans1E.1na q st1Yes. lE1pa
ea-pEa bn4FsuD 80. taAlel, c1HtfE mlHz1r1.
hrrNnua hna4tnn e4e nae au1sAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Is shades 16-inch all silk Lace velvss
e1a yard; 2l-inch heavy gross grain
silk 75c. San kraneisce Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Remnentin Rinehams, caliooss, dress
goods. Silks ETC., etc., elHaeat given
away; oleaFanee sale. San Franchises
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

m-tneh hfAak Rges grain SUI, stci
50 alaersna 1eincA asiin, 81 elsafaHea
~. san Fr4neisea H4ura
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

30 afEerunt shades fns "a llisq French
sntin paducad from Tss 10 Soe. cleaeance
sala. san Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Latest styles boys school suits AZ the
Star Clothing House. KLINE q RosKs
BsRa. S8auRiw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Also heartily approved Of the kaea, and
hoped soon 70 Sc the renidsnse streets
OF Seattle ~ handsome In appearance
&c those Of any city tn the EasG The
Oounail Woald, be felt satisfied, pass
sueh stringent ordinances ~ we're nee
esaaRy - protect the growing trees from
the bands os ths small beg. OF the van
dAi Of larger growth.
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oas prAos sOasai VAlusa - oGEEEEH
CLKAnxs.
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Full size white blankets sl375; do
do gray si.25j extra good eomforters
$50. San Francisco Store. anl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28
RIAL ESTATE.

Tia following dssas wsrs alsd tn he
Aadiior's 0fios for record yesterday:
Unfaad States - " D welsh. sE I
Of NV q % NE x. And nv Y II
Sc \ seettsn - % . ranes 8 east pat
ent
PM d Hanlin 10 " O HAulin. 80 q
10, 8 hIock 81 Mayuardis AdaitssD. e1,
NO WeIsA % Essael HiekDan WNlch,
8 y o. NE = ssstiaa - ~ 20 range Z
cas-, &to0.
w 3 Hamlin 20 David ASA. LEA {
hlack 81 MaynaFd's Additlun. eara
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Reserved Al Ne Star Clsahiag Aaus.
tais UeSk 20 styles of children and eoys
Eatla
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Fifty eents bays q boys corduroy bat
az she Star Coming House, % Com
meFeist street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

PssHeh kld sSaSS, $50 qaniisy. ne
asssa 8 eSIa san FransAspO slpse.
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aRIKTTTH DAVIES


Considered the scheme q good one, and
tree planting would Be - common hers
before long as u 10 IN the East. There
vas smother advantage besides the
shade and oFnamentasion which shoald
rot be lost sight Of, and that uas ths
comparative humanity from dust which
the inhabitants OF the protected houses
would enjoy. The necessary Profession
could easily be obtained from the OitJ
Council, and the good viii Of the people
would prevent aay injury being do1s
20 the trees while eFowina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Radorsea The views Of thoss vhs bad
already bean inlsrviswed. and thoaght
eisy vas regarding afuund bin rtaideooe
be was fortunately able 10 save The trees
there. bat many Of his netRhhors uess
nua % lueky. So far ~ be Vas eon-
esrnea be waa glad the question bad
come up, and tbe Dcve1ent would
have hts hsaxty sappoEt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-28

Al woal hsack eiaxaoAl snfla go; al
vsol hiua cAsvioi sails el4 San Fran-
cisco elure. &nlA
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